I have a boyfriend and we've kissed and all. We've talked about how making out is with touching. We both agreed we want to and he says he likes to. He just hasn't done anything but the kissing part. I kinda want him to touch me more then he does but I don't know what to do and how do bring it up to him and if I should. Should I talk to him about it more? Or should I just leave it alone and have it happen on its own. By the way...we've been dating for about 6 months. And I still get butterflies about looking into his eyes. I really want to though.
What should I do?
Ashumms answered Sunday June 3 2007, 6:56 pm: Well, since you have been dating for six months, you should be comfortable telling him what you want.
So, you can either tell him where, how, and when you want to be touched, or you can put his hand where you want it. This doesn't just go for sexual things either.
For example, if you want him to put his arm around you, lean into the crook of his shoulder and he should get the hint. Or if you want him to run his fingers through your hair, mention how you love it when he does that (or if he doesn't ever do that, then say how much you love running your own fingers through your hair.)
CheerCandi answered Sunday June 3 2007, 6:55 pm: ok sweetsz well the butterflies show that you realy like him. and thats good it will make making-out even more fun=). if you really want it then go for it! invite him over for a movie (the more romantic the better. it will get you both in the mood.) after that it will all happen on its own. ;) [ CheerCandi's advice column | Ask CheerCandi A Question ]
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